plank house การใช้

• A plank house is unique as a type of American vernacular architecture.
• Afterwards, Mrs . Martin said, " we rented a little old plank house ."
• It is an unusual example of a two story plank house with well-preserved interior details.
• The longhouse, pit house and plank house were diverse responses to the need for more permanent building forms.
• The Brabson plank house was built by either Andrew Evans or John Brabson sometime between 1790 and 1810.
• In the 19th century, the plank house was moved from its original location and renovated for use as a carriage house.
• Barrett likened the work to " taking a wood plank house from the 1700s and putting aluminum siding on it ."
• There are 3 types of southern stilt houses, RUEN KHRUENG PHOOK ( Meeting house with rope ), plank house and masonry house.
• Built about 1889 in the plank house style, this is the only remaining building of the former Trapps hamlet on Mohonk Preserve land.
• The plank house was constructed using an odd technique known as piece-sur-piece construction, which involves stacking horizontal planks and tying them in with vertical posts.
• The center of the farm, which contains the Benjamin Brabson house, plank house, and barn, is situated along a gravel driveway just off Indian Warpath Road.
• In the " Hawinalal ", to demonstrate invincibility & immunity from pain, dancers don sisiutl girdles, and are suspended from the rafters of the plank house by skewers pierced through their backs and thighs.
• Brabson's Ferry Plantation contains several notable antebellum structures, including both the Benjamin Brabson and Thomas Brabson houses, a late-18th century plank house, a frame tannery building, a 19th-century barn, and a late-18th century log cabin.
• A book titled " Creencias " ( " Beliefs " ) features her haunting images from Romerillo, a hamlet of about 300 people where she lives in a wooden plank house with a dirt floor and no running water.
• In the " Hawinalal ", dancers don sisiutl girdles, are pierced through back & thigh skin with skewers, and suspended from the rafters of the plank house to demonstrate invincibility & immunity from pain ( Boas, " Social Organization . . . ", p . 485 ).